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Product Photo Enhancer

Phone snapshots in — clean white-background or scene listing photos out.

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  • 34 credits per run
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  • Failed runs are refunded
  • Results kept for 30 days

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Your listing photo is your storefront. Upload the phone snapshot you actually took and get a marketplace-ready image: a clean cutout on pure white, or the same product in front of a styled scene — no Photoshop, no subscription.

How it works

  1. Photograph one product on any background — a table by a window works fine.
  2. Pick the output: white background, or a scene template (marble shelf, morning kitchen, studio gradient).
  3. Download the result at up to 2048 px long edge, ready for your listings.

What changes — and what never does

The background is the whole list of what changes. The product itself is never altered: color, material finish, size impression and item count stay exactly as photographed. A scratch stays a scratch; a used item stays honestly used. We never composite different products into one, never remove damage, and never stretch a mug into a pitcher. Buyers get what you photographed.

Every scene output carries a small "AI-generated background" label on the image itself, so marketplaces that ask for AI disclosure get it automatically. White-background cutouts involve no generated background at all.

Honest notes on hard subjects

  • Transparent items (glass, acrylic, sheer fabric) have genuinely hard cutout edges. You'll still get your image — it arrives with a note strip at the bottom reminding you to check the outline. Crop the strip off before uploading.
  • Reflective items (chrome, mirrors) catch the room in their edges. The same note strip applies; the best fix is at shooting time — one light, one plain background, no windows behind you.
  • Not a product shot? Landscapes, pets and people are refused before any image is generated — no mangled cutout, you get a tip for the retake, and no credits are used.

Shooting tips for better cutouts

  • One window, one angle. Side light from a window flatters almost any product; overhead kitchen light flattens everything.
  • Plain backdrop for the source. A bare wall or clean table gives the cutout an easier job than a busy counter.
  • Fill the frame. Square-ish framing with the product large in frame gives every output style the best start.

Sizes, platforms and approvals

Downloads are delivered at up to 2048 px on the long edge — a safe general size for product listings. Marketplaces each keep their own image rules (Amazon, Etsy, eBay and Mercari differ on squares, white backgrounds and disclosure), and those rules change; we give general size guidance and never promise that any platform will approve a specific image.

Your photos, your data

The upload and the delivered image are kept with the task record for 30 days, then deleted automatically; neither is ever used for training. Scene templates are self-developed or royalty-free — no other sellers' studio shots, no borrowed lifestyle imagery.

Questions

Is the product itself altered?

No. The product stays exactly as photographed — same color, material finish, size impression and item count. Scratches stay scratches and a used item stays honestly used. Only the background changes, and no two products are ever composited into one. This truthfulness rule is enforced in the processing prompts and checked in our evaluations.

Do the outputs carry an AI label?

Scene images carry a small semi-transparent "AI-generated background" label in a corner of the image itself — it cannot be skipped, which matters for marketplaces that ask for AI disclosure. White-background images are plain cutouts with no generated background, so they carry no label.

What size are the downloads?

Every delivered image comes as a JPEG at up to 2048 px on the long edge — a safe general size for product listings on Etsy, eBay, Mercari and similar marketplaces. Images are never upscaled, so a small upload stays its original size. Marketplace image rules differ and change over time; we offer general size guidance but do not promise any platform's approval.

What if my product is glass, chrome or furry?

Transparent, reflective and furry subjects have genuinely hard cutout edges. You still get your image — it arrives with a note strip at the bottom of the canvas (not printed over the product) reminding you to check the outline at full size. Crop the strip off before uploading; a straight crop removes it without touching the product photo.

What photos does the tool refuse?

Photos with no sellable product as the main subject — landscapes, pets, people, meals, documents, screenshots — are refused before any image is generated: you see why the photo can't be used and how to retake it, and no credits are used. Very dark, very blurry or tiny photos are refused the same way. Retake with one product on a plain surface in daylight, then run it again.

What happens to my uploaded photo?

The upload and the delivered image are kept with the task record for 30 days, then deleted automatically. They are never used for model training. Scene templates are self-developed or royalty-free — no borrowed lifestyle imagery from other sellers.

Can I process a whole batch of product photos?

Not yet — this version carefully processes one photo per run, which keeps quality and pricing predictable. Batch processing and marketplace-specific size presets are on the roadmap.

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